Recently, RoboCT Technology, in conjunction with the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Huishan Fellow Association, officially donated a batch of GoGo-H Exoskeleton devices to the Hong Kong Red Cross Kennedy Centre. These devices are to help students with polio and mobility impairments improve their walking ability and enhance their quality of life.

At the ceremony, Ms. DING Jiaming, a council member of the Hong Kong Red Cross, and Mr. CHI Haidong, co-founder of RoboCT, jointly attended the donation ceremony, conducted the handover on site, and provided detailed usage guidance to the school's physical therapists, teachers, and students to ensure that the equipment could be put into use safely and effectively.

The GoG-H Exoskeleton is an innovative achievement of RoboCT, honed over many years in the field of health and wellness. Featuring both assistive and resistance modes, it not only helps users walk more easily and regain freedom in outdoor activities, but also allows for targeted rehabilitation training through the resistance mode, truly achieving both assistance and treatment.

RoboCT believes that technology must follow people's needs. The company hopes that this donation will extend the warmth of technology to schools and children's lives, helping them walk more steadily and further on their life's journey. This cross-sector collaboration represents a successful partnership between social organizations, technology companies, and special education institutions. In the future, RoboCT looks forward to promoting more similar technology-assisted disability and educational projects, transforming cutting-edge technology into tangible care for vulnerable groups and people in need.